I want to copy files or content from the ClipBoard on Flutter web, I have tried all available packages and plugins but no things is working.
I need this because we have lot of files and images that users do with CTRl+V and we want to do it fast instead each time using filePicker, really fast and safe time if there a way to do it.
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When multiple users are coding a project and one user opens a file, the same file is opened for all other users. This becomes really annoying as several files get stacked in your VS code app. Is there a way to disable this?
When I press for recording files in Web developer's Coverage, the css and js files are actually loaded one by one, but it happens too fast. I want to be able to load files one by one in order to really see how each file impacts the website, like a step-through option when loading files. (It is otherwise too fast for me to see which css-file is causing a layout shift.)
Is it possible?
I am currently using VS Code on a folder mounted through an SSHFS. The folder has subfolders with many jpg and other image files.
Logging all the files VS Code tries to open reveals it recursively touches all the files (doesn't read the content, just STATs them). This takes very, very long over an SSHfs mount and I can not cancel it without killing the editor (it won't even respond to regular closing).
During this, no files or directories can be opened (inside VSCode) and will show a loading spinner until VS Code has finally had it's way and checked all the files.
This behaviour only recently emerged, I can't pinpoint if any version beyond the current stable version has this behaviour.
I am thinking it might be the new searching engine, but I can't find out which part of the editor is doing it.
It looks like they just posted a fix for your situation:
Slow startup opening a large workspace over the network
you will need vscode v1.32.3
This is driving me crazy. I'm developing an app in the NetBeans IDE in PHP, using the CodeIgnitor framework. I am making code changes to js and css files in NetBeans, saving them but the files the browser is loading do not contain the code changes. When I open the files directly outside of NetBeans, the saved changes aren't there.
I'm storing the javascript & css files in a folder called static, which is outside of the 'application' directory in CodeIgnitor. What's weird is any code changes in PHP files work fine. I'm guessing NetBeans is saving the changes to the js/css files somewhere else but can't find them on my hard drive. This just started happening, it was working 'normally' before.
Thanks for the help.
Al
I had the same problem, upon investigation, my browser cached my old style sheet that I had recently updated. Clearing the cache and refreshing showed my new styling, after around 20 minutes of frustration :D
This problem occurs due to browser cache. For chrome while testing open the developer mode by pressing the F12 key and set cache disabled in the network tab as shown in Image below. It will ensure that you will always get updated version of the page files.
Check to make sure that the files are where you think they are. I would imagine that CodeIgniter is rewriting the request to be inside your application folder and thus bypassing your specific folder.
Dead code is easily recognised and eliminated by having code reviews, however, when it comes to images - unused images still get into our version control. Is there any clean way of organising graphic content so that a direct correlation exists between web pages and image files?
In our current project, we use create master PNG files then export the required layers for development purpose. Recently I figured out that there is some bloat in the images folder. Doing a search for image names in code helps but it is very painful when it needs to be done for hundred odd images. So asking the forum for suggestions
You could walk the website with a crawler (like wget) and remove any image not touched (i.e. not listed in your logs.)
A quicker way would be to just dump all the image file names found in your code.
grep -o -e \w*?\.png (caution: untested regex)
If you have a 1 step build and can test for dead links, then you should be able to write a script that would do a clean checkout of the project, delete a single image and build & test the project. If no errors pop up the image is unneeded.
It would take a long time to run (maybe days depending on the project size) but that's computer time, not man-hours.